The iTheater Project is proud to announce the release of iTheater 0.1.3. This new version is available for download here.

New Features include:
- Wii Remote support added
- Added iTheater system preference pane
- Added ability to change weather location & degree unit
- Added ability to change background images
- Added ability to change default music, video and photo locations
- Play iTunes playlists Video:
- Fixed video thumbnails
- Installer created
- Misc. code cleanup and bug fixes

Enjoy!

We want to deliver the best Mac Media Center, but in order to do so, we are going to need to take advantage of the core functionality that OS X offers us. Therefore, version 0.1.2 will be the last official release of iTheater that supports OS X 10.3. We look froward to continuing developing for 10.4 and the upcoming 10.5, but at this time the interest and resources for 10.3 development is just not feasible. We look forward to releasing some great stuff over the coming year that takes full advantage of all OS X has to offer!

Happy Birthday to us! Were 2 years old today and to celebrate, we have some great stuff in our svn (Wii remote drivers, weather preferences). This marks the beginning of some fantastic things to be released in the upcoming .1.3 release. Happy Birtday and thanks for all your continued support!

So, we have all been a bit busy lately with our families over the last few weeks, but its back to business for most of us. We’re working on the latest version of iTheater (version 0.1.3) which will add a ton of cool stuff! What exactly is that stuff? Well, to be quite honest, the list keeps getting bigger, so here’s what we definatley are planning on putting into it. Here it goes!

NEW! Wii Remote Support
NEW! iTheater Preference Pane (Which means the weather module will work!)
NEW! Image Reflections on all music artwork

Were also working to get these into .1.3, but they may be slated for a later release:
-Choosing a background
-Choosing Music, Video and Photo locations
-Enhancing music playback
-Enhancing photo playback

Check back on January 12 for a possible suprise